GROHE Euphoria SmartControl Cube 310 - Push Button Shower System with Cool Touch Thermostat (2 Spray Head 31 cm, 1 Spray Hand Shower, Horizontal 45 cm Shower Arm, Hose 1.75 m), Chrome, 26508000

This innovative technology was developed to provide perfect ease of operation: push the button to start the shower, turn to adjust the water volume, and push again to pause or stop the shower; Your selected water volume is thus preset when you restart; To use hand and head shower simultaneously, simply activate both buttons; Even switching and combining spray patterns is effected at the push of a button

No more sudden temperature changes; With GROHE TurboStat thermostat technology, set your desired temperature then enjoy perfect comfort knowing your water won’t suddenly heat up or go cold no matter how the supply fluctuates

Ensure your taps are never hotter than the water flow with GROHE's CoolTouch technology; An integrated channel inside the body of the thermostat means that the water won’t transfer heat to the surface; So everyone – especially kids – can enjoy pure indulgence free from the risk of scalding

Great for homes with children, this safety feature is set at 38°C, preventing you from turning up the water temperature too high; If desired, higher temperatures can be selected by pushing the button; Optional for additional safety: the easy-to-fit GROHE SafeStop Plus limiter ensures that the temperature does not exceed 43°C

GROHE Water Saving technology reduces water consumption by up to 50% without compromising on performance; Whenever you turn on your tap, you will enjoy a full jet of water while saving money nonetheless

Just wipe down with a dry cloth – the smooth surface finish is hard-wearing and ensures a lasting luminous sheen; You'll save plenty of time cleaning while your tap always looks new

Before You Buy: High-Pressure Shower System requires a minimum of 1.0 bar water pressure for optimal performance and works best with combi boilers or unvented systems; Check Your System as homes with low-pressure gravity-fed systems will need a pump to achieve full performance